The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, May 26, 1901, Page 29

HELP WANTED—MALE—Con. e e s 2 i, ACTIVE man by large manufacturing house to work home; $36 cash pald for 12 days' trial; promotion: permanent position If sat- isfactory. Address D. B. SHEPP, 728 Chest- nut st., Philadeplhia, Pa. WANTED—At Restaurant Keepers' Associa- Mason st., restaurant help of ail register at once; ale: permanent positions: WANTED—Laborers ‘and mechanics to know that Ed Rolkin, Reno House mpfim mll runs Denver House, 217 Third o Tooma: 3o per night: 8 to 8 o ‘W ANTED—First-class Lake City; steady work on contract; good wages. Call Sunday, between 4 and § o' clock, _May 2, Grand Hotel. E. MEHESY JR. fur dresser for Salt EHORT order cook for hotel restaurant in Ne- vada: wages $35 per month and found to be- gin with. Address box 4110, Call office. FRANK aiately to S—Send address imme- 03, Call office; important your attention. “AGENT EDWARD A. BULLIS, Past Commander Geo. H. Thomas Post No. 2, G. A. R.. room 40, Phelan bidg.. 808 Market. ALL sizes men's shoes. slightly damaged, hait price. 562 Mission » bet. 15t and 2d sts. PARTIES w well to cal JEWELERS room 4. McDONALD & PERRY have 500 pairs second- hand shoes for sale, 50c up. 241 Third st. GET your shoes half-soled while waiting: 2c to Sic. 562 Mission st.. bet. 1st and 24 sts. WANTED—500_ men to_buy new and 2nd-hand | army shoes, $1 up: soling 20c up. 923 Howard. MEN to learn barber trade; catalogue malled free 8. F. Barber hool, T41A Howard st. WANTED Two_good_city sslesmen. WHITE | SEWING MACHINE CO.. 300 Post st AT cash ylrl(‘" fOY Sl pe' WFOk men’s suits to order. NEUHAUS & CO., 1§ Kearny st. J. H. SHEPARD & CO., attys.. hird Market, room $ ing_clerical positions will _or_address 1008% Market, rm. 4. ° third flwn Bush street, PENSIO! Hearst _bldg. 700 rooms, Zc night: reading-rooms; fres *bue and bagrage to and from ferry. “« bugg! carts, harness, Grand Arcade Horse Market, 327 Sixth st auction sales every Wednesday. EULLIVAN & DOYLE, Auctioneers. %0 YOUNG horses and mares, broke, from 1100 | to 1500 pounds; also 40 work mules for sale this week at the Clmy Ranch, Grayson, Stanislaus Count FOR sale—3 good work horses, 2 strong sand wagons and harness: special bargain accunt of owner's death, Call at 20 Lafayette st. GOOD business horse and new buggy for sale; horse & good traveler. Napa Soda Office, 147 New Monteomery st e—Fine surrey, phaeton, upholstered sees, road horse; all private; high ern_style; nearly new; at sacri- Call offic SARY College will commence its 10. Cataiogue by applying to Sec.. 510 Golden Gate ave. £ood driver; weighs s: n Pancoast AD work and driving horses. 721 How- bar-bearing axle business Turk st f camping wagons, buggies, ve 1634 Mission st Good delivery price, $200. team: 538 17th st., Oakland. of wagons, buggles, carts, harness, cheap. EGAN & SON, 2117 Mission st. AN A No etc., for sale cheap. Houses to tet; send for cir- BSEN & CO., 14 Montgomery. vwm—pn Scott and Devisadero— Apply it Montgomery & 215—Fine sunny house, $ rooms and large grounds and barn; rent $50 Apply G. H. UMBSEN & CO. Montgomery st HOUSES T0 LET—FURNISHED. w furniture for sale; only used 3 f 6-room sunny cottage; fine loca- tion; Haker st., mear California; house fur- ¢ ready to step into; low rent: terms if desired. C. D. PARISH, 1039 _ Merket st ISHED jow to good tenant. LOST AND FOUND, LOST—Carpet cover to milk wagon; $1 reward. £16 Treat ave., or obiige Diyghdale Dairy wagon. T—Yorkshire; female. Return same to DR. MASOERO, 811 Howard st.; reward. “and_white suitable reward. setter u Fhite bull terrier; license No. Wi; re- 14 Eddy »t 1/.;14«.\”.4 bottom rowboat, Bat. night, May Return 1o Belvedere Boathouse, Tibui LOBT— ward collar, with license tag, on 'n;yum oth; iiberal reward. 117 Morris ave, Dog fith & LOST A pans-book with the Hibernia Buvings of San Francisco, in the 248-529, Roclety me of ANNA BOULEY, No | please return to bank, The 7 “orner of Van Ness ave, either in car or on street, lady’ containing §15 gold. Finder ward for reiurn to cashier, Call office, Claus Epreckeis bLuliding 013 gold for manufacturing, 0. Noite, 245 () Parrel] Ivfl Powell and aon, MATRIMONIAL, ¥ wishing fb marry wealthy indies Ar:.d e for Nst. MRE HERTZ, 706 Eills »t, MATTRESNES AND UPHOLNTERY MATTRESSIE and piliows; Eouth ) to el vaied, feather and hair elesned; t cleaning; wirietly rellable. KR BROS, §18-520 Bleventh MEDICAL, ORIGINAL OFFICE nnnum».v.'uwu'fi " 4 MR DAVIEE ni ::n Mis iv'Aw'lr - oot wding |adies’ - Vanding Iadien’ specialists, onated for 10 years wt wonied for 0 years At A # Above Bisth # Abirve Wixth #l We have mo iheh offioee, iraneh offoe, We hinve hi ( il ot 1 it THN Market 190 Market A RENOWNID speinliet; those who denire s obARIn PeRIE prOm 1, trant indie eniyi oy reeulntor e o equnl; wil elnases of mule eomplainis relieved by (reatment su- perlor 4o all others; the only | eatment that l-o-lm the unfortunate; the most obstingte canes are immedinialy relleved without paini o oiher trontment will do thie; th aif fleult onsen 1ren setentifin u‘a e Mnkeed. DI, 1 W, O DONNICLL, 1018 Marke JOMIEIN home trentment| the most won- mple, e remedies ever Known for (hpeworm, neuraliln, leucorrhen eonema, wirorue, Syphiliy and a1l and female sexinl organs Tremammber (he Pemember the numbe A THEATMENT that fs guaranteed to €1ve In- stant relief for all female mn lalnts |r ana most obstinate cases f‘.n_l ‘IM ithos | travele .,JT..”""".J"" ni D, KOH bet, Mason M‘l‘ L by our wonderful herb remed treatment, superior to any other. guaranteed at office; patients treat can re- turn same dny: harmless; copsultation free. DR and MRS GOODW 1035 Market, bet, Gth & 7th—Expert wpecial ith; well known and nt'd A POSITIVE cure guarantesd in all female complaints or money returned; my regulator mever fails; the most obstinate cases relieved without pain; best care: fes low; consuit free. MRS. DR, ALLEN, 1118 Market, nr. Mason. MRE. DR. WYETH, reliable spectalist; 26 yrs.’ successful practice; guaranteed treatment at office; any allment; home before and confinement. $42 Post, het. Hyde and Larkin. DE_FOPPER, family specialist; bo pille of ‘medicine used. 1514 Devisadero st., ar. Geary. A“munmtwsm—mwmyml, pages, in wrapper for mailing, $1 per year. { | weigh 1150; 7| 1 upress wagon, single, also light | §32 Mission. | | | | | MINES AND MINING. MONTEZUMA COPPER—16 TO 3 PER CENT. COPPER~—16 TO 36 PER CENT. Eg:g;gfl COPPER—16 TO 36 PER CENT. MONTEZUMA COAL—2000 ACRES. MONTEZUMA COAL—2000 ACRES. MONTEZUMA COAL—200 ACRES. MONTEZUMA DOKH* PCT. CARBON. MONTEZUMA COKE—%0% PCT. CARBON. MONTEZUMA COKE—%0% PCT. CARBON. In the organization and management of the Montezuma Mining Company of Washing- ton the directors are dominated by a single- ness of purpose—to , succeed—to make thelrs one of the big, strong, profit-sharing mining concerns of thie country of tremendous pos- sibilities. Thus far they have met with the fgreatest measure of success possible in S0 short a time. The subauing of a wilderness, which is what the Montezuma has under- is no mean task. The expenditure taken, of both time and money is necssary. Of the former, but a few months have been given to the work, but with the kindly assistance of Nature much has been accomplished; of money, there has been sufficient for current needs, thanks to the shareholders who In the beginning took the Company on faith, but who are rewarded in the possession of stock at small cost. MORE MONEY NEEDED. But ‘more time and more money Wwill be needed to bring the copper mines to a self- sustaining basie. The money is coming in constantly increasing amount, and while the monthly payroll grows larger, mot a cent is. being expended injudiciously. Every dollar is applied under wise and efficlent manage- ment. The ““Tacoma’ tunnel has been driven 160 feet through the ore body, and work ‘will be hastened soon by the introduction of an air drill. The coal mines are being de- veloped rapidly, men being engaged and the water wheel and sawmill therein, will have been installed before our excursion party of shareholders and others reach the mines. Both coal and coke will be pro- duced in considerable quantities during the summer and fall. NOT A RICH MAN'S MINE. The title to the Montezuma e not vested in & few wealthy men. It was the good fortune of a small body of poor men to.get together these properties; and having secured them, they, in & quiet way, did enough de- velopment work to prove their worth. This being done, they were offered ample funds for development—by capitalists who wanted & controlling interest. But the men who had staked so much of their own resources on the Montezume mines preferred to carry out the original plan of making the Company and have rigidly ad- hered to that idea. Holders of the stock will strictly co-operative, share and ehare alike, and the smallest has & volce in the management. @ self-sustaining basis, and are to-day pay- ing handsome dividends to the fortunate holders of the stock. But while the Monte- zuma is Dot a ‘“rich man's mine,” it will | create rich men and give to othefs a com- fortable income. FAVORED BY FORTUNE, If ever a mining company was situated favorably to keep operating expenses at the Jowest possible limit when the time comes for production, that is the Montezuma. It will ‘mine its own coal, make its own coke, and burn that coke in a smelter which It and another company will build, Numerous big veins of coal in the 2000 acres compris- ing the lease make a coke 90.46 per cent carbon, and a ready market awalts such surpl may be beyond the Company’s needs. 'This means no smelting charges, no profit on coke, mo profit on coal, but in- stead the desirable commodities, coke and blacksmithing coal to sell. BATISFIED INVESTORS, A significant fact in connection With the sale of Montezuma stock is the complete sat- isfaction it gives the people who buy it. Of the hundreds of small holders, mot ong is diesatisfied, but on the contrary, every one is firm in the bellef that his money is well spent. The Montezuma Company offers no “get-rich-quick’” inducements to prospec- tive shareholders; it gives every man ‘a chance to buy to the extent of his ability or desire in a legitimate, well-managed min- ing company that has behind it some ex- tremely rich properties, albeit they are for the greater part in the rough. OFPPOSED TO DEBT, While the Montezuma Company must and will have money to continue the development of their properties, they would cease work rather than borrow on s ‘morigage. “No debts, no mortgages,” 18 an establl prin- ciple with the Company, Better & tempo- rary idle property than one plastered with & moriguge, But work will go on, and more vigorousiy " this summer_ then before, They 0 resd and study the Montesuma pros- ptr‘lul have full confidence in the Company, wnd back that eonfidence with thelr money, Their reward will surely come, VIRKT DIVIDENDE vnnu COAL AND It 18 from the prufluru of the eoal mines that the first dividends will eome, The Company has virtaally promised o pay the first dividend this autumn; and this It can easlly do by marketing a eingle train-load of eoul and Its profitable product, soke, This and move It can easlly do; forty wen are w sl work on the conl leases, driving tun- w, puiting in machinery and preparing (o nitla “Aumes profit on (his eosl and seke sapnot he ueed (0 continue development on Lhe cop- per propEriies noF 16 bl Elier, AR vt fotiowina resolution from e Prospéctus f4 the fixe poliey will #how That I Fieepinl v this Campany (o istribite as alvi slockholoers all net profis ea o pany o Wie u. sl o the pol rolnvesting wieh el nu withott pent uf (e stockhalders, I!IIIDVIHT i ver henefiin (hem conduces (o (he ot of _(he Company, inine of ] llu; vy [ m. rmll { wihai- ierenis The Nrst Burpliun sarninEs nmal hodders, and additional sock Niaher price) to bring the m:‘f the wu‘fl paying point Panding the ot of Alvidend, the wiock will be vah el o W few oenis sneh monih, with the deciarstion of u dividend wiil pinoed at 8 true value A MINING BXCUNRRION, Moeing 1o bolleving We are organisl enenurel 1o the mines to va n Frag ehwen 0 6 spsolal (rain of first-olnae l'ul' man oare July 6, Home few shireholders have airesdy wone from Californis, and m turned delighted with what ! waw, This ourslon I8 planned that (he investor may watisfied and the skeptioal convineed, The Jow round-triy rate of #40, Inoluding sleeper, will_enable Almost &ny one o go round-trip teket will #ipplie wun utm purchase of 8000 shares of ook for cash of on easy instaliments. Ask for folder, MONTEZUMA FACTH CONDENSED, ‘The Company 18 fres of debt, and will not Inour Indebtedness. Its stock |e non-assessable under the laws O % g hagement represents the mm bus- e mMAnagem iness character of the Bta The Compuny owns and copper re tunnel, ting ‘and Hha e (it " o ful he I mines, having rrm;:znt flnuu v- ns. 1o #6 per cenf » onfil l-ven worked through draing thus dispensing with expensive h pumping machinery. ‘Timber. coal, water and lime {n unlimited quantities on the propert Ores are simple vynllc. and concentral ny has 2000 acres easily smeltered of coal lands, Velns of ooking and biackemith: con] have been ned. O npany will wn is own smelter, tn which it will bura jta own coke. "The Montezuma Proposition has stood every test. Further in vestigation invited: PRICE OF THE STOCK. ock (par valve §1) for a short time, 12 cnsh O 16 on Installments. Always advanc. 1€ welcome callers, to whom we will show res, coal and o B AMPRICAN GUARANTY & FRUST 310 Bafe Deposit bullding, 8an Francisco, Cal. Some of the | best mines in the world were 8o brought to | THE SAN ¥FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, MAY 26, 1901 " MISCELLANEOUS—FOR IAI-I. BOILE! m engines, 2d-hand Me- INTOSH & WOL#MAN 1954]1 P‘l’emnt st. BARS, back bars, mirrors, restaurant and po- ker tables, barroom chairs, llnoleum, new and second-hand; we always have a large stuck of saloon outfits tm hand; 32 complete outfits on one floor, i We can & tryt.hhg 1n 24 hoy '3 NOONAN, 1017, 1018, 1081, 10 Mission above Sixth; write for catalogue. ANOTHER burglar-proof safe for $300; I am retiring from business. UNCLE HARRIS, 15 Grant ave. RETIRING from busines: lot of grand HARRIS, 15 Grant ave. A—BUYS, sells or rents gear machinery, en- Eines, boilers, water pipes, o, puileys, etc. WHITELAW, 216 Spear SECOND-HAND machinery of all bought, sold, rented and exchanged. WHITE, 516 Mission st. WESTINGHOUSE motors from 1 to will exchange for gas engines. uvmos-rou 558 Mission st. FINE runts; runt crosses; white homers; hen prices reasonable. 2041 Linden st., sacrifich UNCLI kinds H. 8. A—$3 60 DERBY and Fedora hats, $1 7. Popu- lar Price Hatters, 330 Kearny st., near Pine. ANGORA Kkittens; best breeding: reasonable: visitors welcome. Presidio Cattery, 3313 Clay. ABOUT eight French plate nickel framed mir- rors; bargain. ROSENTHAL, 224 Bush st. NEW steel safe for sale, 2 ft. § in. by 2 ft. 4 n. Apply H. F. STOLZ, 510-512 Castro st. FINB suits, $10; dress pants, $275. MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS, 437 Montgomery st. THOROUGHBRED runts. Glant Pigeon Lofts, 216 Ninth st., Oakland. NEW § H. P. boller and engine; rare chance; $150. P. BARNUM, 69 Brush st., Oakland. SIX f4-in.x16-ft. boiler shells, sultable for ofl tanks. JARDINE, 220 Fremont st. FINR Japanese water spaniel: a beauty. Call 136 West Mission st., near Thirteenth. Gasoline or es, new & all sizes; guaranteed. NEWELL, 3 H-P gasollne engine, nearly new; guaran- teed; bargain. EPSTEIN, 688 Mission st. HFADQLARTERE rnr (runk suit cases. FIRST-CLASS second-hand modern engines and Dollers bought and sold. KROGH MFG. CO. WE pay big prices for sealskins, Portland Loan Office, 25 Stockton st. MAGIC lanterns, new and 2d hand moving pic- tures, BULLARD & BRECK, 151 Post st ENGINES and bollers; second-hand machinery. J. BURKE, 139 Beale st. PHOTOGRAPHIC and mnglé lantern goods bou(.'ht ®old, excha x'd 109 Montgomery sf SAFES—New and second hand. THE HER- MAN SAFE CO., 417-428 Sacramento st. SAFES_New and second-hand; a ‘WALTZ SAFE, 108-111 Market MUSICAL INSTBUHEHM.. ALEL planos purchased of SHERMAN, C & CO. may be exchanged for a new Steinway upright or baby grand piano any time within 3 years from date of purc] and have full price allowed. New upright ‘plancs, $ per month; some good planos sold for fl. M and &ur month. o telnway dealers, corner Kearny and Sotep San_Francisco; corner Broadway and Thirteonth st land, PERSONALS—Continued. PRIVATE detective work; reasonabl _Years' experience. J. B. RAY, 37 Jl.h lt BOA.RD]NG club starting. For information daress box 353, Call office. LADKES' lor suits made to ; reasonable. ER, Ladies’ Tlllvr. 220 Powell IL SPANISH lessons given by a native Spanisn cher. 512 McAllister st. 2% hts lowest cheI and easlest terms. A{ N:vy:‘ fa ... H Ch(;:kerlnn (llk.;m ba ! ke pew 1 Hallet - Davis 1 Steinway - 2 Heines .....815 up And fitty others: rents 52 up allowed on pur- chase. e handie all makes.” Agents for fa- t-Davis-Helne, c.: agents want- U HEINE PTANG CO.. 21T Geaty st. REMOVAL of KEEFFE'S plano store from ‘Market st. to our large and elegant quarters, 314 Post st., opposite Union square. Are now prepared to offer several new maKes and all of our old stock at greatly redu rices., JAS KEEFFE, 314 Post st., between Stock- ton and Powell. LUTELY the oldest and largest house Assefi of Chicazo is KOHLER & CHASE'S, 2. 28 and 30 O'Farrell st.; planos, organs and 2 ther. musican instraments of all. grades and prices: terms easy; Drices lowest: every- hing possible done to please and satisty the customer. A LIST of fine second-hand bargains—1 Emer- son, 1 Hallet & Davis. 1 Conover. 1 Curtaz, 1 Sterling, %5 Si25, $165 ete.; ensy payments. BENJ. CUR & SON.' 16 O'Farrell st. ('hlcl(erlnk Vo!e Sterling Agency; also Apollo, king of self-players. HANDSOME standard upright plano; also paintings; sacrifice; leaving city. 736 O'Far- rell st. SMALL square Weher plang in good order; cheap. Apply at 729% Treat ave. WILL pay cash for good Steinway upright; state price. Box 3240, Call office. FOR SALIi—A fine Bradbury piano. corney Leavenworth st.; grocery. HAVE sold 2 planos: have another excellent yp- Fight at big bargain. T. H. Kilgo. $46 Mission, ight Dl must be sold: owner leav- A THORNUNG, 116 MoAllister st o CLOSING out stock of pianos; prices rednced nenm. W, " HAMILTON, § Flood bm‘, LUDWIG pianos the most popular. WILEY 'ALLEN CO., general agents, 933 Market e $3 PER month rents a beautiful plano. SCOTT- CURTAZ PIANO CO., 560 Hayes st. $1I7—_MAHOGANY case Fircher uprigfit. Geary st., room 35. A SMALL Chickering upright, $125; 8 uprights, second-handed, your cholce at §110. 217 Geary. AT WILSON'S Storage, 1708 Market st., you can get storage planos aimost for a song BARGAIN—Must be sold; nice upright plano. SCHMITZ, 16 McAllister, next Hibernia Bank. SUPFRIOR violins, zithers, old and n H. MULLER,_maker. repairer. 2 Latham place: Ei 341 Eday, 217 MU!IO BOXES. ' MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. EXCHANGE and sales office, 321 Phelnn build- ing, Market st.—Send particulars of anything you have for exchange or sale or want: regis- tration free; fnsurance and lnans: 480 acres timber land for city lots: $i6,000 hardware for lots, 8. F. or Oakland: 7000 shares oil stock for Jots; trained pointer for kodak; 370 acres Te- hama Co, for city property; state your wants, large or small. s, x 3234, Call. make; up to date. WANTED—10-ton second-hand platform scales, WANTED—Second-hand bleycle of _standard | 0: MUSIC BOXES—Paul Monaco, expert, and the best repairer and maker on the coast for 15 years; fine Swiss an! American music baxu 2 epeclalty. 76) Market st., bet. 34 and 4 south side; thoroughly understands his busi: noss and the right party to deal with. OFFICES AND STORES TO LET. TO rent or lease—Second floor, 620 Market st., opposite Palace Hotel; Al business locatlon. Apply to GEO. H. COVERT, 623 Market st. TO lease—15 Grant ave.; the whole hlllldln&.’ store. basement and 3 floors; 2 rear entrances; 154 Ninth; tel. Folsom 2522. in good order. A. N. GRANT, 526 Seventh st. [ _®uitable for any business; grand location. BARBER'S chair: second hand: state make | A FINE glass front store; living rooms llnd and price. Room 544, Winchester Hotel large yard; Al canil}ifl}l 442 Slxlh = $25. GOOD sccond-hand side saddls, Address . | CLEMBNTINA, 7i—Store and 4 larce nleasant C., room 10, third floor, 135 Geary st. rooms; rent cheap. Key upstairs. TILTON wants good second-hand clothing and | ELEGANT, light, sunny offices, partly fur- theatrical goods. nished; fine location. 143 Powell st. | WANTED—2d-hand upright piano or_organ for cash. H. L. WHITRHFAD. 1706 Mnrket st. TIGHT. sunny oflices §15 to $20. Emma Spreck- el huildine, 927 Market st. MONEY OAN. OIL. AMONEY to loan at rates which people can afford to pay on furniture, planos, etc.; do not borrow of your friends or you will lose their friendship; do business with strangers and you will be better satisfied; no delay; no publicity. Rooms 9 and 10, 906 Marke: st. IF YOUR PROPERTY ..... IS MORTGAGED and ¥5ui meed more money, see H. MURPHY, &0 Market st. Loans on estates in probat Undivided interests in estates, second | gages, etc. | ANY proposition, any amount; 6 per cent; first, second mortgages, estates in probate, interest in estates. legacies; corporation loans, chattel mortgages and securities. Room 16, Ist floo Chronicle bullding. HALLORAN & SLSEN. ANY amount at 6%; first, 2d, and 3d mort- ages, undivided interest real estate in pro- g-u, mortgages and legacies bought; no de- lay; get my terms before doing business elsc- where, R. McCOLGAN, 24 Montgomery, r. 2. HIGHLY respectable, private place to obtrin liberal advances on diamonds. jewelry at 10v. est rates, B-mmn Jewelry Store. 8i6 Market st.; tel. 1644, Branch 19 Third st. ALL pvflcml having pledges with UNCLE HARRIS, 15 Grant ave,, are hereby notified to redeem them, as he retires from business on the 1st of June next. o: furniture, no removal; money ulck; lowest Interest; cany termn; no broker. age: rellable party. 1170 Market st., room 68, MOST reliable place to borrow on diamond patches, Jewelry, W, J. HESTHAL, 10 Sixth; highest price Inr old T, dlnmand planos aned salaried people Without mecur- lly. HILL T, 44, l‘urchnnu Ex., 431 f‘lllfnln IIIANB money on al _plan. Western Loan Co DEAL direct; furnit nn lndurnr lnnlern furnitu low rate; u(rirfly private. nak ul McAm- % on furniture and h!nnnl $15 u no remova no commission; private, Room ll 6 Edfly [ ON salnrien or wages: no indorser requ _F. DISCOUNT AGENCY, 144 Phelan hundm F100,000 TO loan on renl estate or for huflding; low rate. 292 Bansome #f room 2. THE Tousley Company;. loans and discounts #21 Parrott hullding. CABH loaned ta mn.ma peanle on note withor Indoreer, MORTFELL, 609 Fxaminer building, MONEY wu'mn. MONEY wanted—$000; stork (n Industrial campany paying divitends as security for 15, i'6 per cent. West Coast Investment Com- muy, helan hullaing WIF' Wi u 1000 for 90 dayes 00 shares valuahle me A munm and stock bous, Rox #18, Call, WANTED$100 for 80 Aays; seeurity, Joint oov: uw‘?llv'rk note and 1000 shares ook, Fox §485, i MUNICAL INNTHR I{”.H’l”. er M'lm"lll NG g it popiiiar of ey u:!h ';J!:th “t l‘!nrln Yaaposttlon, o n lender, serurty Joint note #tock| pay 1 par h ecatae (1 presenta the Highest (ype i Amer|eni Plafios ' Toi opms Aesten 16 hng phurActar Bl 18 own, { fnitarents (he yUrChARGE WE o o g 16 muis with gresier 16 08 bufie on selentifo pelneip) onel for ftone, - Ju bt bt fArm, d lhl Aouehi= Junt right, o Anfend, 0 hikh-krade plane r-l wold u; modarate pries The Wiley W, Allen G, want ngents, and wa Are I poition {0 axtend necessary Creait 4o deslers, We consider the dealer's interssts our awn, We are |r-n| fellows for territorial right Wide awake, Vrogroseive, {euressiv ot aate 1n everything ANxlous for new oiistoriers, Hee us or write to The Wiley 1. Allen Co,, e leading plano deslers, 4 Market st,, Han Franciseo, iranches at Oakland, nn«ummo and Bockton A MODIRN plano factory fa at your ispos to have your plano thoroughly overhaiil by first-class workmen In every department; IW can have it repaired while you are aw ‘or the summer, tuhed, tone nmll ished and_ deli to' you on Lt 0u pay no more to have It Tevairad i th Tactory than you would have in some smit ghop, and have the advantage of skilled men in every department; ' inspect the factory. BYRON M. $10-912 Post st., sole agent, Bohmer, Byron Mauzy, Gabler, Hamilton & lp{-lmnn __planos, - THE best thing we oan say of our great oa plano sale 1s that it has been the most -A cessful one we have ever held. There only five more days in this month, theret yau must not delay if you want to get { benefit of the very low prices we are now offering: Just, think of cUtting o nrice right in two; that's what we are doing in this sale. We will arrange to meet you in the evening if you are not able to come In the d:ytlme THE ZENO MAUVAIS MUSIC , 769 Market st. BARGA!N!—Clnnnce sale bargains; t Amos, §5_and tpward . Blelnway. KAsDs ‘merson, Hartman and others; squares $10 up. BRUENN, 208 Post st. CALISTOGA Ofl and Development Company; operating on 2120 acres of ofl land in nine districts. Office, 23 und 24 Merchants' Ex. COSTA RICA—Last chance at 10c: big advance in a few days. Pacific States Mining and In- vestment Co., 326 Post. Open evenings. ‘WELL organized oil amount promotor’s stock: bare: 5000 SHARES gllt-edge ofl stock at 2c; must sell to meet assessment. Box 3225, Call office, 1000 SHARES or. less Bachelor ofl stock at §c it sold at once. URGENT, box 2230, Call office. OIL tanks, second-hand, in good order; all #izes; cheap. H. 8. WHITE, 516 Mission st. OIL LANDS. OIL lands for sale or lease in all State, We can furnish you with lands in the beet localities. If you are looking for lands or wish to invest in stocks of the leading ofl companies call on us before koink elsewhere. HEA & PETERSON, 301 Examiner bullding. ris of the PAINTERS AND DECORATORS, WALL paper, window shads _# up. Jenwen & Bath, 308 PAPER- HANGING. house able work. Clark’s, 808 Larkin; tel, Lukln 1060, PALMISTRY. MADAME GERMAINE, For ten days om;Amln famous business will, rarmadn. i Bar Bresent quarters prior to a much needed vacation, Remember whe guld you for & year nhead, 906 Market st. H, JEROME FOSSELLI, sclentiflc palmist, 515 'nylor ., bet, Geary and Post; tel. nl.ek o1, M8, Lamb,sclenti Ing;_lewsons In cl MR, WM, McMANUS, lcllnllflc palm) “Market, 10 to 5; residence 751 L 1140 lll!fl' 0 ll‘ Pacifie 900 M m PERSONAL Awm’r ymlr w halr, Bt alr It 18 to your interest to Remedy hecause it not undruff, nnlm, Dot gures Arows new hair It Is not nen, Leaves lumlululy harmlese, Arugglsts and wtops falling an # dye. No stain Lo seal the halr goft and silky, Thie peeriess r-m-u{ #old 'f hairdreesers, nnrw" {:nw e l!'i; '""'"’uu';' 570“;-,'"“& 1 tonry W fll‘il’ an earti—1lgon wlum lu Ik, 'J‘ml lseaser, ;f;. majein, et s safe ¥ irire Ag nmnlm’_pm t'“ [ fi{ ull" |nf“m‘fir o '7! the u,?""’w"";,[ !; T fiifi,”. et M "und 1t Bilie W0 s wfi_ u Mwu M;Wm ,| [ V FEN B B L B / nmn o the i ANTIE by an -1mm hed, m7 afed Nrm Ifl'ml oy fpeeinit {N h lifltlrl Allynmm # and iillahie l mw AEEIRL FRFTIN Rt unliie M““mm:m“"b Liuul men iie ] ventigata, 1ok 1M, D s | ol AL e el o “" (LT fl"‘ Al ey b I dresslng anA uu'{n 6 sleetro-rudintor eurss poor elreulat nfi r. -.mn'mm, ol wn»ifi ApierL WAl Iw;r m"”"' mnlultuln ¥, 100 l'., i 1) J' . and wl-"nm'vm" ,Iv'l't - |‘“"I"«£ 'i.. i-n Wmu’fim_ i aury Yoo ot H‘" ol mcm ) r ilg‘ fif&lunn t,'l :n oy ‘. ’I‘h’lw Ty LWL rd w c ‘r‘m’:wgr J, aw o L) mmgiw’l—lun to ordnlru #l:o&'xm d{u Market wt, 'lmm aventh nn nllh n ot At be FTAMP collectors, Attention! 1 am disposing '?v y'v‘?r 1arge nurlmlun and now 18 m '?h.:n": o 1 s v-nnn( spaces. Bt R, 71 Marker L e S UMENTAL POWRR'' s a Hl!" 16-page mul trated phrenological magazi; Y" f xaminations lr“ lister s O paerona. Agents’ wanted, cutcnn cured at hcm,lz internal book luI ‘“-...':'fi.a tree, g-n;n Totitate, xh m nials ant.;onv-ucond st.. N. MPECHANIC, aj 40, wishes correspond with ruruu o domentic ynm Woman; Eplecopal. Box 3219, Call office. amel lrvn fiiae. & WHITI elll I?MA b thokion st nllr Brold HORE m'l’ te x:lm- o P ""v' DO, 1704 Market, bet. Polk and Van Ness. A LADY wants a l!lpen-lbb 15 Join her A BAL somga Tl gold migek Addtass Mrs. R., box 31, Call office. AIlaOR made suits, §7 50; dress pants, §2 50. Misfit Clothing Parlor, cor. Bush And Dupont. Dr. Dunton; diseases of men only; sanitarium 659 Clay st., cor. Kearny; consultation free. SPRING styles Standard patterns now ‘ ‘‘Domestic’’ office, 1021 Market st., nr. Sixth. Dr. lerlet Welch, 2115 Bush; hours 2 to 3, ex- t Th. and Sat.; electrolysis; 17 years'exper. OLD Iold. silver, diamonds and precious stones bougl J. R. JENKEL, 817 rket st. Ladies’ and gents' cast-off clothing bought end sold. J. Silverman, 984 Folsom; tel. Folsom 1181 o rugsiate, ALFREDUMS Egyptian Henna; hair to its natural color; $1; at MASQUERADE costumes, books, Wi Sty onders. GOLDETIIN % GO T8 ML, SUPERFLUOUS hair and moles destroyed with electric needle. MISS EATON. 1119 Sutter st. DR. LAMOTTE'S French Corn Paint. the best corn cure; 25c; all druggists. CHEAPEST and best in America—The Weekly Call. 16_pages, sent to any address in the United States or Canada one vear for $1. PHRENOLOGY. PROFESSOR G. W. CALDERWOOD, the emi- nent phrenologllt bhas removed to the office of ‘M 1 Power,'" 14 McAllister st., par- lors 5 Ind 6. As editor of the above maga- zine, the professor has agreed to give a free examination to every patron of the paper. Office_hours 1 to 4 p. m. — e PHY!ICIAN! AND !URGEOHI. DR, C, C. O’DONNEU:—Omu and r residencs, 1021 Market st. between Sixth and Seventh. DR, WONG HIM barb doctor. mfiu_tully treats all diseases of the human testimanials at office. 115-117 Mason. nr. '"‘Il e e e e s PILES- NEARLY 1000 permanent cures here in your midst; many who have suffered 20 to 30 yurl over fitty names of prominent busi- ness men sent as reference; no chloroform, rom i ATEe or rate” Pariiculars. addtess. Physi: cian, box 1850, Call nffice. 8. F.. Cal. PHYSIOGNOMIST. MARY O. STANTON, sclentific physiogaomi reads character by’ the face or photorap! hours 1 to 5, 7 to 9 daily; free Jecture Sun- day 8 p. m.; Thursdays 3. 810 Leavenworth. PROPERTY WANTED. WANTED—Modern residence 13 rooms or more; Western Addition, Pledmont or overlooking Lake Merritt: cash: must be a bargain. Ad- dress box 3210, Call office. WANTED—Business or residence property; 6000 to 320,000, Address R., box 1M, Call A se—— REAL ESTATE—CITY—FOR SALE. SHAINWAL'D. BUCKBEE & CO. L ESTATE AGENTS, 218-220 Montgomery Street. LOOK AT, “THIS TO-DAY. $4000; bay-window cottage Yooms and bath; basement; 3648 ’numy. first st., between Church and Sanchez; Iot 50x114 feet. A GREAT BARGAIN. $16,500—Three modern houses, 12 rooms and bath each; rents $142 50; always rented; lot 60x137:6 feet; Washington st., inside of Larkin. FINE NEW RESIDENCE. $6500—Waller st., near Masonic ave.; lot 25x 2 stories; brick toundm.lon; 10 rooms and bath. NEAR THE PARK, $125—Walle, near ' Broderick; 1.3 resideiice of 8 rooms and VAN NEBE-AV E. RESIDENCES. Prices See those three new modern resid $12500 on Van Ness, between Vallejo and Green; now being finish $14,20. finished in oak, stained-glass 7 bedrooms, 3 bathroom: bll!m&mm, etc.; easy terms If desired. BIG _BARGAIN, $28,000—NE. corner Sixth and Clementina sts.; lot 35x80:6 ft.; 2 stores with 22 rooms above; rent $160, SUTTER-ST. RESIDENCE. $6000—N. line, near Webster; contains 7 rooms and bath; lot 24x75 $2800 bank mort- gage at 6.per cent can remain. IN WHOLESALE DISTRICT. $37,500—Close to Howard, near Secon 75x160 ft. through to rear street; pres- lent rents $115; should have new bulld- ng. PRESDIO HEXGHTF CORNER LOT. 3$3200—SE. corner, feet, with unob- strcted view o Presidio and: the bay; only $100 per front foot. FINE RESIDENCE, $9600—SW. corner Laguna and Green sts.: lot 25x100 feet; contains 10 rooms and baths; open plumbing, etc. ~—VAN NESS, NEAR PACIFIC,—— $8000—Van Ness ave, residence; bargain; lot alone worth the price; contalns' § rooms and bath; near Pacific ave.; lot Zix100 feet., A MARINE VIF’W RES!D!NCI —3) North side of Vlll'tlo ., bl ‘ween Buchanan and Webster; lot 40 feet front by 317:6 feet in degt ith modern residence of 12 rooms and #; house about 5 years old; inspeetion will prove this to be one of the biggest ba in marine-view hom put on the market; lot and improvements e been appraised by competent brokers at uv 'l‘wfl szl'rurn’r-run 14 PER CENT. ” & fos for full dmrlpt'l:n ourth; “call " ooy SHAINWALD, BUCKBER 215-220 Montgome ., Mills BOVER, TO¥ § EONNTAG, FAL EETATE A Houses mmu, onts golléoted ukm nf flrnnany o 4 0—Chotas nwninw Jiorhe; 8 rontages; 8 blocks from Chron § 4 s staon (e skma temied for "flo “"'v:wfl‘ auees | Fen ~Chaloe B-var, F ;&;mh. l‘ substantial o e o0 [ t ket o ..f..’&.’.r-'.’a;uv’lm'"hfi'v’.&"&.‘f v ”- li=holee 1ot an the noFth ltm n! g co, ullding, i hu charge £t n- Nun ave fine loeation g "‘ r' o nn' cqrmer on Batiery st olose tp 3 n b'a”vi i Lot fli»mmfil lm. P mm‘ % ERFY Bl wmwu u"ll’i (3 mmy ining, mm 16 one tenant for ey -imnFa oorner on, Broadway g‘ vie rm 'mlfi mwm ll! m’ iv'l 1 n"so?:mch’; o l u m ’ W Al RAid § oR ’V‘ ”f.l I mF' r:mn" :nr fi?fl‘t )".f&nn finia on #umm #i near Mits »nn uv on lwu #h alons e "muum s e / uerrara) A bl ’pwn [‘nu o lm- on nvmmu ot ) rents RS dreos Sy o1 1t o ‘ t{fl;un 'm'v'tntw“ f 6 rooms and bath, 3 ' ' gr""urnn call urnh #t, near Ninth -vu ot Vidher partiogatn o gif, TOY & KONNTAG, ! 1 b 0- yonr 0oLl o 4 ‘l'wmlr HEADQUARTENS FOR PARK LOTS, “v?m? lota) eholoest nullm call and be $160, mfinh\u. 'm' u f 't fots ded and sew N “'.&':.2.'&".‘:'1%".’." i bty on't i $000; 1 nlumn Sunset branch office, Ni tha ave, near H st. e m—w. can no-l\lvlly suit you in i | mlthimona"iote; ca t__ 1 Ocean: Houle- ofij near cars; to sa50—Level | Mission-st. ol Raay %o build on; u oy POSITIVE BA m.'om.mu oN m i yes This property. formerly the Sutro residence, ‘was acquired for church of the Panhaudle proj sustained by the Supreme Court and the Church remaining in its present location we are ordered to offer this property. This is & lpllndld owvrlnnlty for bulld'n. 2 Ka-y e ek 'ween Kearny and Montgomery: tI-Jbrtckbildl.nu,'lna;:m offices bvvt. e standing offer of for \va; per month floortorloaxlnlwmlum-l-u.m rontages. rents $130 per month; lot 40:7%x73:3, subject to confirmation by the court. FELL-STREET INVESTMENT. 3 a&a 219 to 233 Linden ave- LIFORNIA-STREET INVESTMENT. 1248 California st., north line, near Leaven- worth; elegant three-story building in good or- der; an ideal locnuon lnr private boarding- house or flats; lot 50x137:6. HOWARD-STREET B’U!lml PROPERTY. 1126 Howard st., north line, near Seventh: 3. e e nt frame buflding: store and 'Mate; rents $65 per month, which are low: lot %x%0: this cholce holding one block from new_Postoffice. DOWNTOWN BUSINESS PROPERTY. 31913 Pacific st near Rattery: 2 stores lodging-house above ts 360 per month; lot urm b-nknwnmtflfillnlmun can DOWNTOWN BUSINESS PROFFRTY. 1002-1004 Hyde st., east line near Pine: im- and flat; remt Execu Subject to confirmation by the court. i3 Pine st. north lie near Devisad residence of ms and bath; basement, brick {uund-uun. mnt uln and street ac- cepted; lot 25x110. No. 2. 2134 Pine st.; residerics of rooms bath, basement, billlard-room, -«. ot nxm. CHOICE 'CORNER RESIDENCE. NE. corner Sixteenth and Castro sts.; ele- gant residence of 10 rooms undnlon. cement walks, lot 30x100; fine view: 'VESTMENT. 428 Bryant st., Mnh line near Third; resi- bath; can be readily “it 22sn. ECUTRIX SAL] The lollowlnl nu'n properties mnn be sold close A est: No. 108 Laidley st.: choice o of 10 rooms and bath, stabie, windmill, tank, eto.; grounds and expense owner in making this :n attractive and com- fortable home; well built, commanding an un- surpassed view; lot 150x176, irregular; this property fronts on three 2. st., bet. ‘Mateo and Roanoks; lot wox:oo. planted m trees and flowers: an jdeal ‘spot for a florist; .mdN well of water. . menr Wairsavuat: ‘cottagh of. 4 r:lal'l’ndn basement; separate chicken yards. large garden, etc.; lot 100x100. For further iculars apply at our office. 11 Cha ! le!fl of T eacy B Akl sk, Coponls Palace Hotol Lo lnpmrv,ol’( only u—'fi.m cheapest Oflll’ll. on m. street. $2500—Ofter wanted; brick improvements and lot; Clementina st. ¥ Firse; lot 25x7%; W Ingl;‘lme ann “lfl.'x ; R Snd Dath and stable; rents us. onl 'way, near Octavia st.; 7 rooms fl&)—Bro‘.d nl.go home in choice section; lot : Tmust be s0id to near Scott; two flats; rents waser, tAnks, o o Soreh line of Lombard l;z”,mmwm Fillmore and also_lot on Chestnut st in m.“‘?.m. 373 per month; musc oe sold on ac- y; lot 37:6x90, with Greenwich sts.; just ; 2 flats; Pine o5 Hdey fixflfiu with 2 flowd count of non-residence $10, 500—Fine vacant p) st Jot” soxs, Leavenworth near Jackson; § and bath; 22:6x llm—y‘loridn wt., mr 'r'onty-lmb. cottage ot 20x100. » mm.u.ng L‘):‘ ‘nm’RKl. 626 Market in old age the ald of o ReOh HEYMAN COMPANT. b-lh. latest improve- i ot on tract, -room and bath cottage; corner ":.","c’w‘n'fl"...a and schoolhouse; Mis- ma -nfl i park lots; great fu- Q ly lvln ots left lm(ln( the boulevard, be- oen J K streets; st 1 lmll?lnl. l splendid place lov & hotel, "'z::'m“'wnn §1200; on Ninth ave., ) ik, Mext to Calltori; ‘Acreage e '5’" e & am 71-!:“- sha nm nmwv or aver- 1 tiar ance Brokers, 3.&.'.‘ sun nnnk‘rm M M hw-:-' | e L, Ml nalssnnnmolumn..nn- nl kmw s dlose @ wn 0 Mlmn ot R ol Vo e, b= fl V'HW n o V670 D M h N M?nah:l rfi:fla N .J o F’?.w fia f'""..:.;'-»w B, Jlr'fl ” mo n,, »m M«Mlnm:z‘ i tn l;q 1 l'u umukn ah’?’: u,', g w.‘;; A 0% ‘.‘? m on Me. .um:"u., near !Iun 'm& ‘ém, '::' u:rm" WA ‘ l-x l'l M Fon uu-rm Helghts residence n i 'l"_' i 'fl, e | T S T .W”l nm.lu&lq:w.eg lm mfi o mAmun. nr, fi'l‘) l‘.l'.fln. hard nnmuz:" “'t%‘“md fl'fln&'«f or. ¥ith; & n bn R s nn; rdwood finish: 4 : ughting: um‘"b'- ‘WM: in ‘.M-tfli“%m 3 ' mH &‘iflfflfi. owner m. Sutter o ot; M lne vmr:"n.'?mx et Lot heast cofner Green and 6 t-t. Inquire Business property um trom Market; store st. and Ninth ave,, mufldfl-m o g you-m e o't delay, nterest M e e s per month. Interest § per cent on deferred payments. i LYON & HOAG, 114 Mo $20,000—Fine business corner on Sutter st.; sub- ts: rents $150; stantial im) be T o iot 85290; to be soid 10 close &a. $10,500—~Two flm‘l"‘l' N’u&r~ ocks rooms and each: cost over $10,000 to butld. i : a few bl from Market; $10,000—Three fine flats on Fell st., facing park: always rented; pays good return om flat the Mission; Mt 5; a snap. $2,800—~To close estate; 2 flats on Union st., near Larkin; rent $28. $2,360—Three fata on Vallejo st.; rent $25: an- other bargal nl.-vam.otirmlfl.tk:'b- consin st., 2 blocks from terminus of m §14 monthly. bo-.u. near m— ivenworth, near Filbert; 25x112:6; 3 et Loyanwostly ot. ang Broadway v cottage and 2 flata; rent $41- - Sacramento, near Walnut; 25x100; 2 new flats; rents $38. i Pine st., near Buchanan; 26x110; house tullding; rents §$40. lementina st., near Sixth; 20x80; house of 6 rooms and bath; rent 325, Laguna .l-r?_ §2500—Corner Thirtieth and Dolores; 36:8x100, ALL GENUINE BARGAINS n' THIS LIST. Apply A. M, SPECK & CO., 867 Market st. nf&-m House oo Union st.; terms half cash. rents §21. $2600—8tore and 4 rear living rooms on Mis- sion street. $2400—Five-room cottage, half & Block from Market Ninth and s $3500—St flit and house; rents §36; near Fourth and ats. $3600—8tore, with rear rooms and 1500 to make sale; near Eddy st. ce ats meee "Tiyde and Calitor: nia sts.; rents $10,000—8tore and 2 elegant fiats; pay about T hlll downtown; splendid m‘l‘l‘-’nuhn un toomts sayInG § Do cont nee '& IP“.@- 467 Market ot AT U2 T T Bt-:a'fi'm cholee flate; rents §I80 per e e a8 '%‘:”":Jlll 'mx M 1§ fatey ul"”‘ly S‘flll "*“ -'QHIM'D . 'M‘: n vonis il s honihi . 541 TE" rose l rooms and bath| Wi 4 slegant Naies : m"‘tmucm + modom faioy new modern flate) reste 100y u'.'iummm ¥ fute; soenr om wt, hanr Faurth) rents 16 pov aaina, et my list, im and num\‘ Al o Im-mk e """h 'wlnlm mn or sale.